Why does IKEA no longer offer fabric by the metre?
Find out why IKEA stopped selling fabric by the metre and what has changed with the switch to pre-cut fabric lengths.
Why switch to pre-cut fabric lengths?
- customers save time on cutting
- the purchasing process becomes easier
- fabric waste is reduced and resources are used more efficiently
- fabrics can be offered more easily online
Why was fabric by the metre discontinued in Austria?
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